Since the outbreak of the pandemic, the fragility and inadequacy of the medical and health system have been exposed, among which "difficulty in care" has been a concern of many concerns. In the traditional medical model, patients need to be accompanied by family members or caregivers, and with the recurrence of the epidemic, hospitals around the country have launched the "unaccompanied system", which has solved the uneven allocation of medical resources and the problem of patient care to a certain extent, and has received attention and positive comments from all walks of life.
1. Hospitals in many places have launched the "unaccompanied care system"
Recently, in response to the "unaccompanied system" measure, hospitals in many places have launched 24-hour all-round care services, only 60 yuan per day of nursing fees, once this practice was launched, it has aroused widespread concern and heated discussions in the society. It is understood that at present, hospitals in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and other places have begun to implement the "unaccompanied system", and have achieved good results.
Under this model, the hospital will provide round-the-clock medical care services, including dietary matching, psychological counseling, disease notification, etc., and will also provide personalized nursing services according to the specific conditions of patients, such as patients in special wards can enjoy customized care plans, so as to better meet the needs of patients.
Second, the "unaccompanied system" is of revolutionary significance
It can be said that the introduction of the "unaccompanied care system" has brought a revolutionary subversion to the traditional medical model, which not only solves the problem of uneven allocation of medical resources, but also effectively alleviates the current situation of difficult patient care, and provides patients with more convenient and intimate medical services.
In addition, this practice is also conducive to improving the service awareness and professional ability of medical staff, they need to take more meticulous and thoughtful care of each patient, and also need to have a certain psychological counseling ability, which puts forward higher requirements for the comprehensive quality of medical staff, and helps to build a more humane and professional medical service team.
3. Problems that hospitals need to pay attention to
Of course, although the "unaccompanied system" has many advantages and significance, it also faces some challenges and problems in the actual implementation process, such as how hospitals need to control costs, how to ensure the quality and safety of services, and how to deal with the incomprehension and resistance of patients and their families.
First of all, the problem of cost control, hospitals need to provide high-quality services on the premise of reducing the burden of patients as much as possible, so it is necessary to formulate scientific and reasonable charging standards, and at the same time to strengthen the training and management of nursing staff, improve their work efficiency, so as to achieve effective cost control.
The second is the problem of personalized nursing services, the needs of each patient are different, and hospitals need to provide personalized nursing services in a targeted manner, which requires medical staff to have strong communication skills and service awareness, and be able to fully listen to the needs and opinions of patients, so as to tailor the most suitable nursing plan for them.
Hospitals need to strengthen the training and management of nurses, improve their professionalism and service awareness, and protect their legitimate rights and interests, so that they can provide high-quality nursing services to patients in a good working environment.
Fourth, the joint efforts of the government and hospitals
It can be seen that the "unaccompanied care system" is a very meaningful reform measure, its implementation requires the joint efforts of the government and hospitals, the government should increase investment in the field of medical and health care, improve the service capacity of primary medical institutions, and at the same time strengthen the supervision and assessment of medical and health institutions to ensure that they can provide high-quality medical services in accordance with the regulations.
Hospitals need to continuously improve the relevant management systems and service processes, and fully learn from advanced medical concepts and management experience, such as promoting the construction of medical informatization, establishing a unified patient health record, and realizing the sharing and interoperability of medical resources, which is of great significance for improving the efficiency and quality of medical services.
At the same time, the hospital should also pay attention to the training and introduction of nursing staff, cultivate more high-quality nursing talents through the reform of the education system, and establish a full lifelong learning mechanism, so that nursing staff can continuously improve their professional level, meet the needs of the development of medical and health undertakings, and provide patients with more professional and high-quality nursing services.
Epilogue:
In general, the implementation of the "unaccompanied care system" provides us with a lot of things worth thinking about and learning from, it is not only a reform of the medical model, but also a sublimation of the medical concept, I hope that in the future development, we can work together to promote the medical and health industry towards a healthier, safer and better direction.